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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-31
OUR IDAHO NEIGHBORS.
The Sorrows and joys of the Bear
Lake Residents.

BEAR LAKE County is coming to the
front, writes Rambler. Paris, the
county seat, has fine courthouse and
stake tabernacle in course of COM
pletion that will be a credit to Bear
Lake.
The PARIS Coop. is doing a good
business.
MONTPELIER, THE railway centre OF
Bear Lake County, is booming. The
new amusement hall, now in course OF
construction, will be finished shortly. 1t
is being built by joint stock COM
pany.
ED. BURGoYNE, the leading merchant
of Bear Lake County, is doing an i'm
mense business In general merchan-
disc.
j. @. RUSH has left for Salt Lake, on
o six weeks trip, to visit relatives and
friends.
THERE IS but one inch of snow now in
this valley, and the people are wishing
for more.
Stock on the range is looking well.
THE OREGON Short Line is doing g
good business, and would do better if il
were so arranged that one could make q
trip to Salt Lake in something less than
two days. Our mail service is also in q
bad condition, Tuesday mornings HER
AID not reaching here until the follow
ing Thursday, Can you not do some
thing for us? R.
MONTPELIER, December II, 1887.
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The Blizzard .

Chicago, December 30.-The sigma
service reports the cold wave to have
extended, to Pensacola, Fla. Yesterday
morning the mercury v degrees
below freezing point. This Ii ming il
had risen to 40 degrees above 9ro. Nc
reports are received here of damage to
crops, but the signal service office has
sent inquiries as he cannot see how
crops could escape. .---H.--.,sl
MINNEAPOLIS, December 30.-A furi-
Gus snow storm accompanied oy q
strong wind set in this forenoon, but it
is still quite cold. If the storm lasts
during the day, much interruption to
business and serious blockades must re-
,sult ..- r -.
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A Brutal Min.

Trey, N. Y, December 3o.-The
hardest and longest prize fight which
has taken place in this vicinity for
years, was fought at the Road House,
across the river, at an early hour this
morning, between Con Dugan, of
Brooklyn, and Jack Harding, of Phila'
delphia. In the fifteenth round DUgan
was knocked down twice, but previous
to thattime he seemed to be the better
man. Both men now fought des-
perateiy, and in the twentieth and last
Tound, Dugan was again knocked down,
and failing to rise in ten secoL DIS, the
battle #es decided in favor Of Harding
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1nternation.1 CoprrIxhs

NEW YoRK, december 3O.-Promi-
.nent book publishers; of the east and
west met yesterday, and organized 8
Publishers Copyright Association. The
ekiect is to move on this session oil
Congress to pass an International copy.
RIGHT bill. rs q -
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Tho Prnanernnsaanth

BALTIMORE. Nd. December 3O.-The
Manufactured Record, this week. will
contain tables showing that in the
Southern States the amount of capital,
including the capital stock of incorpor-
ated companies fol, 1887. was $3.50, 1885,
600, as against Sis, 22S, 900. 10
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Richmond Catholics.

REoExoND, Va. December SO,-The
Catholics of Richmond, last night, held
a meetiag in celebration Of the Pope's
jublles. A resolution was adopted
thanking Prevalent Cleveland for the
honor which he paid the Holy Father
on the oecasion OF his golden jubilee. :
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Hanged by Yisilantes.

ST. FRANCIS, Ark, December 30
William Herrige, who murdered his
young wife and her paramour, on
Thursday, was captured last night, in
the woods. The vigilsItes told him he
must hang, and he said he was ready.
He was then hanged to q Tree.
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An Elegant suhstitute

For oils, salts, pills, and all kinds OF
bitter, nauseous medicine is the very
agreeable liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of
Figs. Recommended by leading Ply
sicians. Manufactured only by the
California Fig Syrup Co.. San Francisco.
Cal. For sale by A. G.. Smith & Co. Agent,
Salt Lake CITY.
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Comforting Decorations

RoME. December 39.-The Pope has
conferred the grand cross of the order
of Plus TX. upon all special ENJOYS sent
to congratulate His Holiness upon his
jubilee. The French government has
conferred the, decoration of the Legion
of Honor upon Cardinal Rampolla.
pspGi secretary of-stats. 4 90
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Bueklen,s Arniaa salya ,

The Best SsIve in the werld for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhsum,
Fever Sores, letter Cbappsh Hands,
Chiiblsins, Cofns. and all Skin Erup-
tons, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction. or money refunded.
Price Is cent? 8. boz. For sale by A C.
Smith s. Co
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Temporary Provision

PARIS, December 3O.-lt is stated that
the Panama Canal Company has ar
ranged with the credit Of Lyonnais to
proVi6 the company with funds until
the issue of new obligations.
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Hanged.

MARIANA, Tex, December 30--Al-
bert Peters was hanged here to-day, for
the murder of William Johnson, in
1896
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RHEUMATISM is caused by Tactic acid
in the blood which Hoods SarsapariIla
neutralizes, and thus cures rheumatism
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-03

We work too hard, and eat, drink and wony To-
much. This Is what kills Americana Old ago steala
upon while we arc yet young In years. We pssa
sIecpless nights or with sleep that gives rsstx
This is nervous exhsuation Combined with dyspepsis
IL the ruling aiment among professional mon, and
destroys creator amount of valuable power than I'll
other causes put together. With It Is almost
universal, and often results in insanity and death.
In addition to outdoor air and exercise we need
tonic that Will restore tone and strength TO tho brain
and centres that has Of the dangeroua
properties Of Qunine opium. Kaskne-popularH
called tho now quinine-is precisely tho medicine
qurcd by brain-workers and all who lead sedentary
lives and suffer from mental strain, mon0tUny, any
kind of fret excitement. 1t Is tonic that be
suited to children and feeble women. Mr. f. A. Miller,
$50 East 157th-st, New-York, was cured of extreme
prostration after years. suffering. He had
down from ITO pounds to 81, began Kaskne In june
1885, regained his fun weight In six months.
Kaskine is made from that cheap and well known
has hidden the safest and yet the most powerful
tive agent ever found, and there IL would have
manned had 1t not been discovered by Of those &C.
cidents in which the Creator seems to to the
Of suffering humanity when its need is greatest.
Our agents instructed to refund your money II
benefit is derived from its Write for higfrclass
testimonial letters.
Tho Kaskine Company "a warrenst, New-York
and 30 harrington Road London.
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TWO HOME MINES SUCCESSFUL.
CLEVELAND B. ATEN IN BROOKLYN.
THE NETS DEFEAT CINCINNATI. THOUGH THE GAME


THE NETS DEFEAT CINCINNATI. THOUGH THE GAMt
WAS STOPPED ny RAIN
lively and interesting game OF baseball was played al
Washington Park yesterday between the Brooklyn and
Cleveland clubs Tho play ing sharp and determined
throughout home club finally winning through superior
batting One. armed Daily pitched with remarkable eject
unit, the match half when he tired badly and his
curves their effectiveness Terry did better work. hav
excellent Judgment control OF the ball. The Cove
land Lively aud desperate but their Inability 70
bat 10 them the Mexican Smith and Mcclellan ala
good work In their positions There only ul6 specta
fora present The game started half hour earlier
than usual TO enable the Cleveland players catch train
for the West
In the first four neither side scored run In the
fifth inning Cleveland players broke tho monoiony ana
scored run Carroll made the first baseht for tho Visit
ing sending ball safely to left field for two bases
and he went third passed ball Toy sent tho ball
bounding to Pnkney and returned 70 the home plate
Clarke dropped however sad Carroll scored The ice
changed in following and did the feelings OF the
onl ookers Two the home club ana they were
ahead McTamany Nc ean out at second and then
stole 10 that himself Relpschager throw the ball IN
second base when nobody and Mcramany trottsf
to thir swartwo,d made lively hit to left field and Nc
nj second swartwood scored error by Mexican In
the next inning Brooklyn score another run on hit by
Clarke an error By Alien and hit by PiDkney The home
PLAYERS made eighth Inning on t"o-oAse
hit 10 left and similar hit TO right helt oy
Greer No more the game resulted as
follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-03
WEaTCHEsTER COUNTY.

poRTcBpsTEp Crosse whose husband is employed in
Abendroths foundry committed suicide on Monday al
herself About year ago Mrs crosse
supstroke since which her mini mas
been badly affected Her body found ssps nded 70 nan
m an upper roon she had removed picture from
large nail amt attached acod to IT, the hardware anu
Eli Curtis Co., on Main ST. was
entered by burglars Monday nKht and robbed OF cons
era6e quantity OF silver and plated ware cutlery etc
yesterday the effects OF the heat lhe ira OF
and Iquorster 10 Rye Tor VIOLATIONS OF tne
which have been be1un az PoFtonesler
yesterday postponed account of tho Illness Oh JUS
tico II. NJ. Henderson.
WHITE PLAIxs-The Mount Vernon and Eastchester
Horse put for sale yesterday V mel
cree William Popham Platt OF Judgment OF
and sale Adolph L. Sanger as trustee
o ms company The read sold last week by Referee
Plat $4,000 but there being msunde standing as 70
the the property again onecd 70 e
Highest bidder Leopold Werthelmer Oh
this oity for s37 Mr. Wsrhemer VIII thoroughly equip
t. road with new and efficient employees ana WILL no
doubt hitherto enfeebled condition 70 health
lul and prosperous enterprise
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BROOKLYN.

CAPTAIN Alexander Hunter, wholesale liquor
dealer at No "a Fulon-sL, and former owner OF a
rad house ON the Ocean Parkway, near Prospect
Park made an assignment yesterday to L. soiner-
vile for the benefit of his creditors, to whom he
owes about So OCo His lawyer says he can pay his
debts In full.
Mrs. Annie Pearl, who was stabbed In the hght a.
No 642 Gatcs-ave Sunday night when her
brother, Michael Mullen, was killed. Is recovering
Katie Mullen sister, declares that the last words
OF Michael were that he was stabbed by Daniel Null
len Dennis Dillon, who stabbed Mrs. Pearl, refuses
to make any statement. lie left his bloody co.hes
at a ncighbOring house when he escaped ana Dor
rowcd another suit
Charles Feth, Of No. 317 Ellery-st., was arrested
Yesterday for brutally beating his two
sons Henry, age thirteen and Martin, ago sixteen.
The former he punished with bed Stat and the lat
ter with an axe handle. Martin was made InSens-
bic aud was badly Injured in one eye.
Israel L. sayre, age seventy six, died on Monday
at his home. No ll3 Fort Greene place He was
real estate dealer and member 0f the Hanson Place
Methodist Episcopal Church. The funeral VIII take
place to-day.
There were slxty-lve fires In July and loss OF
s30,0s7 upon property insured for $3ls,32o.
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEIES.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK. ESDAY, AUG. 2, 1857
ARRIVED


Steamer Monmouhshro (Br). Canning Yokohama NAV 81.
KSDe % June shsnEs ~ ASoy a. S s k %S: IL srs
vessel to Fanch Eiye Arrived At the Bar a as
s. S s ss9sn the BAR a 2 with "d''
Steamer fasSam sr Evans. harrow July T.
steamer c.snd tpichl B9uler Rotterdam July 20 wita
R the sa ana at g. @ 70 fuHeH A"''
steamer Colon Henderson Aspinwall DAYS with mdss
and to Pacific Mail IS Co Arrived at the Bar
steamer Thornhn Csr, wctheriI Pro,reso days with
hebsud Bros vessel to BeOni Co
steamer comal Risk Galveston days. with mdse and
steamer EUREKA Quick, Ncworeans, days. with ndss
steamer New.ofleans Halsey. Neworeans days with
rndso and passengers II seaman c,v pain, and MIR.
folk Sisn n%so and 70
winthrop Bragg Portland with mdse and passed.
Bars Edmonton CBr Gardner PIsagua 100 days with nit
Bark John Bunyan oNeill Dolby via Noank' TO MORSE
Brig Pearl thinner. Barbados le days with sugar to
sehr PanOpe OBI. Young st John NIB 10 days. with un-
Der o scammel Bros.
Island S1i' wind light s' s@i Cloudy. ''
CLEARED
steamer Tower Hill r Ar,hsr VI sa0s
steamer saierno tsr) Rogers setrin. Gottenburs. &C.
Steamer EiSo GER. Meyer. Bremen via Southampton
steamer Trnacria obj. Mitchell Mediterranean ports
steamer Asaan tBr,. Affair." Grcytown. Belize &e-wm
steamer Athos tBr Low. Kingston. carthasena, 40
steamer Morgan City, GaraDer. Ncw-orcaus John Van
steamer Delaware Trbou Charleston AMI Fernandinar-
Steamer Tallahassee Fisher savannah-aenrv Yongejr.
steamer Lucy Miller Rogers Bangor-F n smith 4 Co
Steamer Herman Winter HalleM Boston-H DimSck.
Bark Carl Burchard lGera Halder, Dunedin. NZ-Rw
Antonetta Accame Utah. Marchesc. Alexandria e
PARK fade GER, ParlOw KonssDerg. Ger Funca. Edv'
BARK serrauo tBr) Jamison, Corunna -scammen Bros
BARK Henrick Ibsen (NorI vogt k1mouth' &c roo'A'
BARK Bogart tBr. Shaw. Buenos Ayres-J W parkss
Brig uealdlna tBr, sponasls. Georgetown, Demerars-
schr GLADYS tsr. stern. St John. NPssamms Bro sno
sehr Mower OBJ. purdy, st John NB-seammsn BIOS
SAILED
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ria Msiterranssn ports Mossan CITY Ne~'orisan' D''
BARK Maria fsrodl tor compstor sss q.
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Also salsd-via Long Island sound-stsamsr Lucy MI
Anchored ct City Island. pound out-Bris LantanA W
Port Natal, 30 A.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
Ioxpoy Aus l. Arrived steamer Marsngo tBr). Aooe~
Richmond nI s Myss s, ~ fscs
NSy: rom fSsd.phis . Liverpool
sSIRIi Aug steamer Calico fnr '''ss nv
.. aA.sg gr.a t N.sx sa''' steamer " "a.
Avs Isy steamer Hai.'' es'.
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prior :ss;%:,;A rsEsss
AsnswArr. July as-Arivsd. steamer s'wp'fs -.
'' Ttar To july si-sailsa steamer City Of Pas'A
Vera Cruz. de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-03

Ernel a.MelroPolisn cnel.na E.t o Ti'e
metropolitan. q Cincinnati. Loft on DaSe,-Meiropoi'
tan, IL CINCINNATI. g. Bass on b,lis-Rafiord = Double
nays- Rad,ori aud Gerntrlt Hit by pitcher Mulanc.
Threo baschit Brien Twobase htso ir,cn orr
Gsrhard l. viii pitches Maya Mulllne l. Pa'ssd bAlis
None. Umpire-Ferguson. Timo-l;5o
number OF prominent actors from Boston Phliadelpha
and other cities the Polo Grounds 10 see the actors
game IN Thursday De Wolf Hopper aud Francis WI son
will battery and Maurice Barrymore and John T.
Sullivan another
Dewolf Topper, tho principal com siian OF Jon A. Nc
Caus company and Francis wilson who holds the same po
stiou at the Casino will play together the battery
the Interstate Commerce League to
lie payed To the Polo Grounds for tho
benent Ms Rachel Booth ON the opposite se VIII DO
Maurice barrymore who Is PLAY tbs leading part In
La srlefe at Nibos week Mon law aud John T.
Sullivan, MI Manshelds clever young Leading man.
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rrrrnr OF VIZ MArYARps roBA Geo RULINGs.

EFFECT OF MR. MiYNARDS TOBA eco RULINGS
The decision OF Assistant secretry MAYNARD In re-
gard classification OF leaf tobacco was received oy va
rous Yesterday with various feelings
The dealers the American leaf declared that they were
pleased the ruling as II viii teni 10 ucreasr the price OF
The foreign project with the result that there WI DC great
American Leaf The importers OF inc LOT
egn leaf hand were not so over tne 90
Ed declared would appeal 10 the courts be-
are they submit They said that the tsrn as sts90
bsfOre the decision iesiy oil .
SIR Nayuards ruling wn tend 10 destroy tho uuporN
ton II Sunaira tobacco.
The rnIng viii also make delay In the delivery oil
In, tobacco Formerly the appraiser IN
pl,sng an invoice determine tins quality oil the ohao
10y Inspecting the various bundles, Now ne VIII nave 10
con nj and weigh This delay will DO readily seen
sn r. nown that Bale pounds OF the tobacco con-
tains on an average 900 leaves one large Import
tobacco has SUIT no" penuias ~ o
Tnt Sa'es Suprone which practically involves me
question affected ~ Mr.. Mayn1rds decision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-03
nrIr4sE OF A WLrYESs UYDER BALL.

Alexander Neil the important witnesses In the case
Of Daniel Lyons killed Joseph Quino the athlete was
roassoI from the Ionss Of Detention yesterday Judge
Dsnohue -d the bail which furnished at the
District Onicc BY Mrs Annie H. VINE OF No 80
Fa,t Neil the mllkman Who IL IS sad
ga the pistol 20 Irons l.. A..
Police Captan Ryan with several OF the witnesses IN the
LYONS case the District Attorneys ONCE yesteray
mn ID Fitzgerald hal not nnAiet
The Examination OF the testimony aud the Grand ury dad not
consder the case will PROBABLY go before tue
.1raut I'M fa.laN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-03
NEWS FROM TIE sunuRBs.
A TRIPLE MURDER FORTUNATELY PREVENTED

brutal attempt murder wife children took
place Stamford Conn, Monday. A lAborfng man
John McGinues while under the influence OF 9uor
had a with and then abseutcd himself for
When he returned intoxicated and more
than he seized hold Of his wife by tn threat
bod effort to choke her
death She resisted HIS ATTACKS ~ best she could and
herself from his cutch~s and
the house in Of police authores As soon a.
abe had left The no Mcnness seized hold OF their babe
about hurting itdown tho sdewak when an ~
the house forward ana rescued IL rcm ts
inhuman father
Fooled in his attempts infant he seized another
child 8fteen months old threw the sidewalk
aud picked up large stone evident intent OF dash
ing the childs brains out whom Nrs Moran fro "a whom
McGnnes his rooms intefered and prevented him
The police summoned, and with great difficulty four
members get the infursted man In
wagon Town Hall whore he lockedup and held
fort fri a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-03
NEW.JERSEY.

excitement has been caused over
report old woman known as Lame Ann had been
found dead old shed In Newton ST., under circum
that that she was murdered and that IN the
house f. und Old woman named Mary Sullfyan
ghy old covered with filth aud DIRT who was
dying of starvation. The house was kept by Catherine
Cochran On SUNDAY night the old an died and the
neighbours started the cry that she was starved 70
death that effect and she probably
old the effects Of the filthy conditions sur
rounding her The Catholic priest Father McCosker TOOK
occas severely upbrad the woman
spoke highly OF tho two old women who died IN
her house church members Lame Ann Is
known had considerable money saved up and ns
furnishing food for all sorts OF
Suspicious stories among residents OF California HILL
a the is known where Cochran lived
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DANGEROUS INMATES FOR AMI ASYLUM

An italian leading children and holding one IN
her arms each deep blotches their faces
peared Jefferson Market Court yesterday They had been
s,r,ckeu pox ago and the father and
husband who had the disease died 81 the hospital The
mother and children hal been discharged a. cured Tho
woman gave her name as Maria Romano. sho bssoughs
Juzce buny send the children to asyum. but his
honor turned them Agent stocking OF the society for
Abe Prevention OF Cruelty 70 Children He refused 10 com
Mt children institution until no received notice
Sen the Beard Of Health that they we're cut Of danger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-03
QUEER sTEEPLECHAsING AT SARATOGA.
BRoNzoMARTE, A 20 TO 1 CHANCE, WINS THE iho

QUOIS STAkEs.
SARATOGA Aug a-The Iroquois stakes produced
capita contest as well stunning SURPRISE Brohzo-
matte winning after desperate finish by a length
ut the comfotabl odds Of 90 to 1. Himalaya found
his 100 POUNDS too much for him in the heat race
though he mado strong bid for the pr1zc' Iho
steeplechase was fuke. Abraham, who was mace
a hot favorite at odds on, did not 90 the course
thereby filing the pockets of the boohmakers 10
Overlooking and leaving tho public purse nat The
judges filed with horrible suspicion ano lor
little while il WA the general impression that bets
ropld he declared of. But no such action was
taken The judges cleared their skirts OF tho Whole
matter by suspending the Jockey, De.aney. Lever
lyn Lloyd was highly indignant over the result VI
the race and made complaint to the JUDGES against
Warrington and Wellington, who finished ahen Vi
u,rdo but the horses were placed as they came in.
Ada Details
FIRST RAcE-PURsE $500. MAIDEN Two-YEAR-OLDs.
~ SppcIAI WEIGHrs. EVE FURLONGs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-03
LONG ISLAND.

GRAyEsKYD-An accident occurred the Sea Beach ran
roal yesterday Enxne No. drawing three cars ID charge
OF Engineer Dan Hummer while ming DO wten graves
end terminus suddenly broke ne driving
rcd on the broken end made hole IN te
boiler which the steam issued Ia great clouds ne IT
gi wobbe aud jump upon The track Inc couus
OF steam and the actions engine caused onsdersole
dsnay among passengers Hummer, in spite OF the not
steam and stopped the engine close " the
dawGrge crossing Coney Island Creek No further damage
was dobe
F1AryrsH-Johp j. Byrnes the postmaster appointed
John SanmoD, who IL under arrest or steAs
onhr
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TRYING TO KILL TWO POLICEMEN.

owen and Charles Mulholand got drunk together
on Monday located themselves In the Southern Bouie
ward Harlem Bridge Degnan began blazing away &c
random revolver TO the small danger OF passors by
Policeman Fitzpatrick of tho Thrtythird Precnct tried to
arrest him an Desnan eveed tho tho encers
head discharge It. Fitzpatrick knocked the
weapon OF Degnans hand and raped Tor help Police.
mar responded The officers started for the police
station with prisoner when Mulhoand who had not
been arrested and fred Tine bullet whiszed
Mrrs head promptly arrested Mulholland
the prisoners arraigned before Justice White In the
Harlem Police Court yesterday and nod In $1,000 bail
each on charges Of having tried TO kill the officers
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LousAr.. = N.wm.n's Oh h. Abraham, s ne.

rnushrsn 4 Nswmans oh h. Abraham, aged. ioI n
-DsiIansyl
Aiexander Shields b. G. cyclone. aged 40 oneC
J. wsrdsrs en- Wizard aged - las
Hckernaan q cos b. 8reyfosle: agei l2s wardl
Wynne Sons Oh. King Troubler o. lII-l'Anaesoes)
"'~ TIme-Not taken.
Bsttius-Abrahsm TO s. Wellington TO Cyclone to J.
Wizard Kinda to l. KING Trouber 10 70 Lucy Lgh+
foet is 10 l. War; in eton is TO l. Breyfogle 10
Auction pools braham $22. fold $50
Warrington substantially led from the art 10 the nnis
and wen by Lengths Wellington second nvs Lengths IN
front Of Kinda Abraham wrong. Cyclone and Lucy
Iiehtfoot fell Lloyd the rider of Hinda compsinsa
that the others did not 20 ove the correst
fa.s but the Judges after deberton placed the horses s
they Delaney suspended Tor taxnk
out Of firm OF bookmakers ID sAo W h~'o
mzdo $50 600 by Abrahams MISTAKE